Sentence examples for fortunate enough to call from inspiring English sources

All who were fortunate enough to call her a friend know they were lucky.

Our profound and sincere condolences to her family and those who were fortunate enough to call her their friend.

He was a wonderful righteous man, a pillar of the Merrick Jewish Center for 50 years, loved by everyone fortunate enough to call him friend.

I look forward to reading her lectures to the people of Rio de Janeiro, New Delhi, Lagos, etc., on why they should stop pretending their cities have anything worth writing or talking about, and just focus on extolling the virtues of that provincial little island called Manhattan Shteir was once fortunate enough to call home.

So even if you're fortunate enough to call up the bank of mom and dad and request a $500 loan, you shouldn't.

So even if you're fortunate enough to call up the bank of mum and dad and request a £500 loan, you shouldn't.

"I was fortunate enough to get called back several weeks later to work out with the team, and it ended up working out".

We were fortunate enough to meet a lady called Sophie Leggett who saw her mother and aunt develop it in their early 40s.

The Cariocas those fortunate enough to live in what they call the "Marvelous City"–may have it all.

The 21st even was fortunate enough to have a mail call that morning, and the men sat down to read letters from home while fighting raged around the Dunker Church two miles (3 km) away.

I know because I was fortunate enough to become friends with an artist called Stanley Donwood, a letterpress printer called Richard Lawrence and a young writer called Dan Richards, who is clever with his hands as well as with words.